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41 de alto tráfico
• highly reputed• highly unconventional• traffic with slaves• trafficker -
42 de buena reputación
• highly-priced• highly-strung• in good shape• in good taste• reputable• well then• well-reasoned• well-reputed• well-thought of• well-thought-out• well-thumbed -
43 de grata memoria
• well-reasoned• well-reputed -
44 de mala fama
• arrant• disreputable• ill-reputed• notorious• of ill repute• shady• sleazy -
45 de mala reputación
• disreputable• ill-reputed• not respectable• shady -
46 de marca mayor
• arrant• conspicuously bad• egregious• ill-reputed• notorious -
47 muy traficado
• highly reputed• highly unconventional -
48 notorio
• arrant• clearly visible• conspicuously bad• egregious• evident• ill-reputed• noted• noteworthy• notorious• obvious• remarkable• visible -
49 reputado
• acknowledged• noted• reputable• reputed -
50 tener la reputación de
• be reputed as -
51 dueño aparente
m.reputed owner. -
52 estadista ilustre
m.1 elder statesman.2 elder stateswoman, illustrious stateswoman, reputed stateswoman. -
53 falso vampiro
m.false vampire, large carnivorous bat erroneously reputed to suck the blood of animals and humans. -
54 presunto propietario
m.reputed owner. -
55 propietario aparente
m.reputed owner. -
56 putativa
adj.&f.putative, reputed.
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